Solventum Podcast Chat -Focus on the fluoride facts: Talking with patients about Clinpro™ Clear
A Tale of Two Hygienists PodcastShow Notes
Fluoride conversations don't have to feel uncomfortable. In this Bonus episode, we're joined by Jen Post, RDH, MDH, FADHA, to discuss practical strategies for improving patient communication and increasing fluoride acceptance.
Jen shares how hygienists can confidently address common patient concerns, simplify their messaging, and create more effective chairside conversations.
We also explore how Clinpro™ Clear fluoride varnish supports both clinicians and patients with its clear appearance, smooth application, and comfortable feel—helping reduce objections and improve overall acceptance.
Listeners will walk away with actionable tips to strengthen preventive care conversations and enhance the patient experience.
About Our Guest
Jen Post, RDH, MDH, FADHA is an Advanced Clinical Applications Specialist at Solventum with extensive experience in clinical practice, education, and research. She is a Fellow of the American Dental Hygienists' Association and brings a passion for practical, patient-centered care.
What We Talked About
How to approach fluoride conversations with confidence
Common patient concerns and how to address them
What makes Clinpro™ Clear different
Strategies to increase case acceptance
Call to Action
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This episode is sponsored by Solventum Dental Solutions.
Resources: https://www.solventum.com/en-us/home/f/b5005503000/
https://s7d9.scene7.com/is/content/mmmspinco/clinpro-clear-brochure-ds-rps-enpdf
Jen Post: [email protected]
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